ISO: Dura-Ace 7400 era FD/RD, DT shifters (rear indexed, front friction), crankset/chainring/freewheel,etc. Primarily the FD/RD/Shifters, but as close to a complete group as I can get (I actually already have a Dura-Ace BB & headset on this bike).

I've got:
Campagnolo 3600/NT Gran Sport FD with front face of clamp etched out (see pic. 70's weight weenies :P), Campagnolo 1020 Nuovo Record (version 3) rear derailleur, Campagnolo 1049 Strada Nuovo Record 172.5 crankset w/52+42 chain-rings, Campagnolo 1013 Nuovo Record shifters, Campagnolo 4021, Super Record Strada Pedals WITH TITANIUM SPINDLES!!!!1!OMG, Christophe 496 toe clips, LOUSY STRAPS. And if you wanted to keep the drive train intact, I'll throw in the chain & stock 6sp freewheel (13-28) that came on the Specialized Allez Saturnae wheelset, circa 1986 (no mfg markings, as you can see below)

The idea is to swap the campy Nuovo Record (mostly, ) group for a 7400/7401/etc group. I'm not looking to swap 1 offs, so if all you want is the RD, prolly not gonna happen. No offense.


pics:
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377443http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377444http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377449http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377445http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377451http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377450http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377448http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377446http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=377447

Also, if you are in PDX, I will come to YOU! Maybe even bring BEER!

They're damned tricky to get the 13 mm nuts threaded but after that, it's micro-adjustable.

You didn't mention a wheelset. Is that part of the ISO also?

Not necessarily. I like the Saturnae/Specialized branded hub setup (hubs are really smooth here they are on VeloBase), but if I also wouldn't mind having a complete group. But I just want an indexed rear more than anything for that bike, and since there's already Dura-Ace BB and HS, and it's period, seems to make sense. Plus, I think the 7400 series is slick as spit.

This one?

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y16...psa3391d03.jpg

It looks like the Sakae Ringyo copy of a Simplex design.

http://www.velobase.com/CompImages/S...BB51E0128.jpeg

http://www.velobase.com/CompImages/S...A3548C5D4.jpeg

ISO:
Dura Ace 7400-7410 double BB with Italian threading, 113mm spindle.
Or, a 113mm DA double square taper spindle so I can use the Italian cups I already have.

DA Aero seatpost 7400-7700 series 27.2, can be cut....

A very light black saddle, in fact, two of them.

FSA or Hollowtech II external BB cups, English


Have:
Shimano BB-ES25 Octalink BB. 113mm spindle, 73mm shell, sealed bearing, with crank arm bolts.
Shimano BB-UN52 square taper BB, 110-111mm spindle (hard to measure), 68mm shell, sealed bearing, L sleeve cracked.
Shimano BB-UN26, square taper, 68mm shell, 110mm spindle, sealed bearing (fits DA 7400 series cranksets)
Kajita square taper BB, 120mm spindle, 68mm shell, ball bearing and cups, with lock ring

Tricolor calipers BR-6403 dual pivot
Tricolor 28.6 FD-6400
Tricolor 7/8sp RD-6401 short cage
Tricolor crankset FC-6400 172.5 w/no rings, exc cond.

Shimano 300EX crankset (heavy, Biopace 52/42)

Shimano 105 brake levers with clean white hoods.
Exage brake levers with white hoods I haven't cleaned yet.

125g Selle San Marco Aspide saddle, full carbon with Ti rails.

ISO: DA 7401 RD and shifter set. (7-sp)

Have: a variety of parts. let me know what you need.

ISO: Nitto Technomic 80mm
40cm Silver alum drop bars.

Have: Technomic 90mm
38cm SR road custom
Other stuff

Does anyone need a NOS Campagnolo chainring, 151 BCD, 50 teeth, 3/32? I'm not very knowledgeable about Campy stuff, but I think it's a Nuovo Record. Too lazy to post a photo right now, though I will spring into action if there's any interest.

I bought this thinking it was a 144, not a 151. I'd forgotten there was such a thing as 151. What a difference 7 mm makes.

I would entertain a variety of trades.

Have sets of 1st and 2nd gen D/A, LMK via PM.

That's it! :thumb:

THANKS, GOT IT.


ISO a recessed type brake nut, 30mm +, for doing the back to front - nutted to recessed mod. Let me draw you a picture.

http://davidnewtonguitars.squarespac...ake%20bolt.jpg

To trade: There has to be something in my pile...

Want: Ambrosio stem 1950s-ish, must have 25.4mm clamping, 90-110mm length.

Have: Ambrosio adjustable stem

https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2823/...d36e1d02_h.jpgAmbrosio Adjustable 004 by iabisdb, on Flickr

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7325/...d5459688_h.jpgAmbrosio Adjustable 003 by iabisdb, on Flickr

https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2820/...b44eabe1_h.jpgAmbrosio Adjustable 002 by iabisdb, on Flickr

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7388/...e4745293_h.jpgAmbrosio Adjustable 001 by iabisdb, on Flickr

It's probably easier to find the right front bolt than it is to find that nut. Normally, when you swap back to front, you swap bolts, but it depends on the brake set.

I called it a "brake bolt" by mistake, I'm looking for the nut.
Oh, the longer nuts are available on ebay, but I love the "trading" thing here. The brake set I have was loctite-ed together ( by SOMEBODY ) so I'll have to wait and find a nut.

Walk into any LBS and they will have a drawer full of little packets with different size recessed brake nuts in them…even long ones are quite common.

-Mark in St. Louis

I have a Huret front derailer that is missing its cage. It is low end (all steel) but in good shape. It appears that the cage was removable/adjustable, mounted to a post. There is only one adjustment screw, I assume that the cage could be adjusted for travel. Anyway, if you have a cage for this thing, I would like to have it. If you want the derailer, I would trade for an older Suntour or Shimano.http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=378238http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=378239http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=378240

ISO Ciocc chrome fork that is long enough to fit on a 57 CM bike. Trade stock include wheel sets, Mafac gold parts, simplex parts, and lots of other items.

ISO: Rear Maillard skewer for Helicomatic hub (126mm). Looks like this: LINK.

HAVE: Lots of stuff! More than I care to list. Good chance I have something you need.

***EDIT: FOUND. Thanks.***

I just bought a group of small parts, one of which was a Maillard/Atom skewer. I posted a picture of the whole lot in the "what came for you today?" thread. It's the middle of the five skewers in the attached image. If this looks it might possibly match, I can take better pix this evening.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=379083

^ [MENTION=96605]smontanaro[/MENTION]: Yes, that looks like a match. I'll drop you a PM to see if we can make a trade. Thanks!

I have a vintage Syncros post missing the lower seat sandwich clamp thingie. Anyone holding?

******FOUND right where I apparently left it******** No need anymore.

http://www.bikepro.com/products/seat...1k_syncros.jpg

Looking for a 27" fork for my Panasonic Sport 500. Frame is around 21". The stock one is bent, and the replacement I have on it has too much rake (around 55mm).

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v8...r/CAM00771.jpg

ISO: crown race that will work with an HP-6400 Shimano 600 headset (26.4mm) and a lower race if you have that to.

D'oh! Went for one more 1/4 turn to snug up my bars in a Cinelli 1A...snap went the recessed nut.

Anyone have an extra, or a beat stem that still has its binder bolt?

Will trade something equally silly, but none the less vital, lol.



Steve

ISO:
Sturmey Archer 3-speed trigger & guides for 1950’s bike

TA 3-arm 116mm bcd cranks 170 (Criterium/Professional)



Have:

Campagnolo Nuovo/Super Record brake arms (short reach)

Cinelli 2-A track stem 100mm/26.4
Cinelli 1-R stem 26.4, 100mm/26.4

3ttt Record stem, 105mm/26.0/ 22.0 (French)

Campagnolo 1020 Record steel rear derailleur
Suntour N Winner 13-18 6sp freewheel
Suntour N Winner 13-21 6sp freewheel
Shimano tricolor 6400 RD

ISO: dia compe aero gran compe brake calipers, or other very short reach calipers. I have a set of black modolo speedy short reach calipers for trade if interested.

ISO: Pre-1984 Trek headbadge (ideally one that tapes on instead of screws). Like this:

http://i.imgur.com/43mRC4j.jpg

Have: 1984 headbadge, other random bits n bobs.

I have used a seatpost binder fwiw.